I still remember the first time I heard of him, around 1999: I cut out a newspaper ad for a live show billed as "Michael Bublé and His Bubblejets." I pasted it in my zine with the caption "Who is this guy kidding??"

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How dare you 😂

"Post a gif of the best liquid to drink, but you can't say water!!"

You're so welcome! I hope I can someday have The Hart of the Forest on a blanket 🥰

To be clear, when you first load focusfriend.me it shows all the stuff you'd expect; you have to scroll down a bit to see the slop.

Honestly I don't know! It was the first result in DuckDuckGo which is bad news if it's a scam. yourfocusfriend.com also exists, but it looks like it hasn't been updated since the app launched, so aside from the AI stuff I would have assumed that focusfriend.me was a newer site.

"They gotta" and "They got to" is a great example of what you might think are just two ways of writing the same thing...but when read them on the page, the gulf of meaning is vast 😂

I believe in you! ✨

Literally what else does anyone expect from A.I. at this point.

Vision impaired people don't just need alt text for serious, important images. They deserve to be part of the fun stuff too!

Right, the alt text on a joke image can be funny, but it should still let the person using it in on the joke. For example, you could have written something like "A picture of a weird cat in a tree. It has grey fur and little hands and a black mask on, super freaky." Still a joke!

That line sounded very familiar to me, but I looked it up and I've definitely never seen that special. I suspect it just reminded me of this 😂

Hey man, just a gentle reminder that alt text is an important accessibility tool.